openlegacy/db2-zos-spring-java-rest repository overview

⁠OpenLegacy No-Code Integration

⁠Overview

OpenLegacy is a platform designed to modernize and integrate legacy systems by generating APIs, microservices, and serverless functions. It enables seamless connectivity between legacy systems and modern digital applications, cloud services, and microservices architectures.

⁠No-Code Integration with OpenLegacy Hub

The OpenLegacy Hub introduces a no-code integration approach, simplifying API deployment without requiring extensive coding. Traditionally, API generation involved building and packaging each integration, which could be time-consuming. The no-code integration approach stores project metadata in JSON format, allowing pre-packaged containers to dynamically load APIs and backend assets, generate Swagger documentation, and configure backend program definitions without generating code.

This innovation significantly reduces deployment times from over two minutes to under ten seconds, accelerating digital transformation efforts.

⁠Deployment to No-Code Containers

OpenLegacy supports deployment to no-code containers, enabling rapid and efficient integration with legacy systems. Users can deploy APIs without engaging in complex coding processes, improving speed, flexibility, and maintainability.

For detailed technical guidance, refer to the official OpenLegacy documentation: Deploy to No-Code Container⁠.

⁠Key Benefits

• Speed: Drastically reduces deployment times, enabling faster time-to-market for digital services.
• Simplicity: Eliminates the need for extensive coding, making it accessible to users with varying technical expertise.
• Flexibility: Supports deployment to various environments, including cloud platforms and on-premises servers.
• Efficiency: Minimizes the risk of errors associated with manual coding and streamlines the integration process.

⁠Getting Started

To get started with OpenLegacy's no-code integration:

1. Sign up for OpenLegacy Hub.
2. Configure your legacy system connection.
3. Define and deploy your APIs using the no-code container approach.
4. Test and integrate the APIs with your modern applications.

For more details, visit the official OpenLegacy documentation.

⁠Support

If you have any questions or need assistance, refer to the OpenLegacy community and support channels for further guidance. OpenLegacy Docs⁠